Fahsai Homestay is a bit out of the way but entirely worth it for a unique Thai accommodation experience. There are a few guest rooms separate from the main house in their lovely garden courtyard, each with a bathroom, AC, mini fridge, TV, and queen bed. There's a bug net if you want to keep the room open but we never had a problem with things closed. You can hang out at the courtyard table and so will the family and friends if they're around. When I arrived there was a soccer game on TV and we drank beer and ate street food + fruit together. In the morning Nitaya serves various delicious breakfasts and then her husband does the DIY coffee with you. The beans from their farm are roasted (by you if desired), ground and made into little cups of fresh bitter coffee. They have local honey to sweeten and also tea from coffee flowers. There's also more coffee available earlier during breakfast. Then the best part: they show you around the antique part of their house that is a little personal museum. This is when I thought, "This place is totally worth it." It's a beautiful Thai home with teak wood and lots of antique items like suitcase trunks, functioning old phones and clocks, photographs, whiskey collection, shrine, etc. When it took my first cab driver a phone call to get there I was unsure, but it ended up being the best AirBnB experience I've ever had. After you know where it is, it's easy to get to. Cabs are cheap to the center parts of Bangkok for doing stuff during the day, and subsequent cabbies knew where it was. There's a 7/11 + street vendors right around the corner from the quiet canal that it's located on, and a main road nearby for catching taxis or taking the bus. Don't let the initially intimidating location put you off, this place is a true gem and authentic friendly Thai experience.